This is a pretty realistic description of what to expect in case you contract the COVID-19

depending upon what kind of clinical category you belong to,

i. e. asymptomatic, mild, moderate, and severe.

It seems to be quite updated information despite so much confusing data so far!

Indeed, we did have a Grand Round last Thursday, April 9, 2020, by online on the issue of COVID-19

for the surgical staff including the OR staff - an hour-long but worthy to watch 

the https://youtu.be/I7rm4_6nUwg presented by Dr. Vaziri - and learned some more liability

involved to the surgical staff. So stressful, reminding me of my own experiences with Hepatitis!

BB Lee

Thank you, Professor Lee, for sharing the grand round at GW with us.

I enjoyed the clear presentation by Dr. Vaziri of the most challenging, complicated, surgical issues

completely overshadowed by the coronavirus.

Listening to what's happening in ORs now is certainly an eye-opener for me.

I learned today from my former associate that her husband is in the hospital with COVID-19 pneumonia,

and the hospital where I worked some 40 yrs has a total of 186 COVID-19 patients.

The hospital is in a suburb of Detroit.

Glad you enjoyed it, Dr. Lee, a bit different condition not many people would imagine.

Indeed, the current condition of Coronavirus at the OR reminds me of our earlier days to deal with the HIV infection/patients at the OR with such panic - one of my colleagues stuck his finger with the needle during the surgery on one HIV patient -. It is too painful to accept as an occupational hazard, after all!

So upset to watch the medical team like your friend at Detroit to risk own lives without sufficient PPE, a curse on mother fucker Donald!!!

BB Lee